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Lucknow Sentinels, Wednesday9 'November 29 1989—Page 9
Kiniough woman wins microwave
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Brian
Murray on the gift of their baby daughter
Alicia, a sister for Vicki. •
Merle Rhody had lunch with Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Nicholson at Kincardine on •
Wednesday.
Some from the Anglican Church
Women attended the Lucknow ACW
rneeting at the parish hall on Tuesday to
see a film and hear of the work of the
Leprosy Mission. Robert MacFarlane and
his wife are deeply concerned in trying 'iv
help those who have been stricken with
this dreaded disease. The devotional part
and hymns and prayers were well C110%11
and a social time followed.
Congratulations to Merle Rhody who
was the lucky winner of a microwave
oven at Krupps Store at Kincardine.
Herman ranting returned to WinghaL
and .District -Hospital for further medical
care.
OE Thursday evening VMS .ladies from
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here attended the special meeting at
Ripley Presbyterian Church to hear Sue
Kober, a returned •missionary from
Edbert Bushell had supper with Mr.
and Mrs. Tom MeDonald ori Sunday
evening.
SYMPathy is extended* to Mrs. Gordon
Kurt of herein the Aleatb of 'her :husband
at the Kincardine and District Hospital.
Wednesday morning the remains were
taken to CaMbridgeortesiton to the Bar -
31 Stager Funeral Home from where
the lima* was held on Saturde3".
M. and Mrs. Gerald Rhody spent the
weekend in London with Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Brace and boys.
Ecumenical service gives
witness to sanctity of life
On -Sunday, November 12 an
Ecumenical Service was held at St. An-
drew's Presbyterian *is in Whigliam.
Over 125 people took part in this prayer
vgi. ?be inupose for the evening was to
.give ;Maas to the sanctity of life. Bev.
J. Vattdry welcomed all to the service
which was initiated by Viingham 'Voice
for Life and prepared by the l'/Ingbain
ministerial association. 'Father S. Soltysllt
led -the first eructing us to seek
good, not evil. He mid that people have
instinct to care for,the health, growth
and 'beauty of -their body. The great
treasure ,of human life Is entrusted to
them. 'Unfortunately today's sorlety
negates 'the sanctity of human life. 3n
faith:4nd :hope peopleturn to God to pray
that viVilization will see the sanctity of
life in .all.
ilinke Bakelaar read the old testament
lesson Irom ,Exodus 140. Bev. D.
Madge Jed the responSive -reading Psalm '
139: 143. Captain B. lialdetter prayed
the Illitirsgising.ftle -reminded asto be
thankful 'for the --human family, for the
gift Of Jesus Christ the Son Of Gott, -for
the gift Of -the Holy %tint, the Coniforter
and for :our ability to be creative. •
Eleanor Kiwirenhoven read the newtesta-
ment lesson Matthew 2: 13,18.
'The meditation was given ltev. D.
'Welke *Om the Cbtiatian 'Reformed
Chord], nLueknow. Ihtillgthe newtment lemon Tay. Ibielke preached that
the voice Of Rachel cryii for her
children can bdtherejnihe .
world today, 'whereverlife is beingtotuff-
vd out and Whenever life is held them -
Ay. In every iand Where „abortion zis alkow-
td there is a deep sOITOW for the -children
who are no :more. God's people should
not feel discouraged but should carry on
in hope and _continue working for ,justice
until all the anguish of 'human miffering
is gone and the children live who ought
to live - that is all Chad= destined by
God for life. God will grVe its strength.
Rev. D. Whitelaw Offered an Act of
Contrition stating ane must repent before
God, receive -forgiveness, create a clear
spirit and sezve God.
Following prayers _of intercession Rev.
Vaudry gave the final benediction. A time
Of fellowship followed in the church hall.
Horse -*awn sleigh
rides big hit
Heidi and Anne will be baying a busy
Christmas holiday this year. They're the
team of.Beigran work horses that pull the
mat MeetingfiaroYarm. The Y are
used to the Atrains of "jingle 'belle be-
igirgastheypulitbe sleigh over the
river and through the woods on the
M farm 'near lacknow. And if last
year was any indication they can expect
to make a lumber of trips. Families,
friends.and staff ,parties 'took the oppor-
tunity .0f an Old fashioned -Christmas
'tradition. '
"The woods may 115 with the *Wens
sounds of Clitistruas VarOJs or belushed
under 'the gently tilling Isnow. After the
nleigh tide Ittiaitorn can mum nr. -with but
moNed 'Oder 'and IN, 4 A ; treats. Ibis
is the Amend yenribe Mciastis :and their -
horses will -in Offering sleigh rides. They
-will betakis: g -reseratkons *oar now
through
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